Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for October 03, 2022

They “mosque” things very well here.

Hypatia was a woman … not a man. She lived around 360 A.D. to 415 A.D., in the city of Alexandria, Egypt. Although women were neither respected nor considered even worthy of an education, her father educated her. Like her father, she became a curator of the Great Library of Alexandria. Hypatia was recognized to be one of the greatest of female teachers, mathematicians, scientists, and philosophers of her time.

The architecture of the place even changes sound. From Kapow (panel 6) to Katow (panel 5). Amazing. And still nobody drinks the water.

Fantastic bolt action rifle, 3 shots without working the bolt……..

Dude never answered the 2000 year old man comment.

The city is named for the ever modest Alexander the Great. 4th century BCE. So it is very unlikely that the library – started later under Ptolemy I in the 3rd century BCE – could have been burned in the 5th century B.C.

Okay, now I know where I want to spend the rest of my life.

I wonder if they went by the Dewey Decimal System.

Hypatia was a chick, Tarzan – jeepers, this dude is a fraud!

Tarzan was going to take all this down but his notebook fell out of the bottom of his loin cloth when the shots were fired. Oh wait, that’s not his notebook.

Hypatia designed it _him_self?

The GQP would burn this place to the ground.

Bang! Bang! Bad Dude’s Magic Rifle!

The Ancient Librarian is kinda fun, though….

Next will be the segue from moving rocks to moving mountains.